Gutta Percha Cutting Scissor-Castroviejo Curved Scissor

Unique design features allow extremely smooth cutting of fine and coarse tissue with reduced trauma
Extreme light weight for managing during surgical procedures
“Rust-free” stainless steel
Suitable for all types of Disinfection solutions
Corrosion resistance alloy

Castroviejo Scissors are normally used during iridectomy and corneal surgeries.
Their delicate and unique design crafted by our professional manufacturers is made with fine and sharp tips and a double leaf mechanism which
allow the cutting of fine tissue and sutures with precision and effectiveness.
Used for different purposes, such as cutting of the gums, sutures or bandages. With smooth or toothed/serrated blades and pointed or bevelled tips for
specific different surgical purposes.

Castroviejo Curved Scissors
Category: Oral Surgery
Type: Dental Surgical Scissors
Material: Made of high-grade Stainless steel
Disinfection: Autoclavable at 135-degree Celsius

1 x Castroviejo Curved Scissor

Handling and Grip:
Hold the microsurgical scissors in a comfortable grip, ensuring a steady and controlled hand position for precise cutting.
Positioning:
Position the scissors perpendicular to the tissue surface to be cut. Ensure clear visibility of the surgical site to accurately place the blades.
Cutting Technique:
Approach: Approach the tissue to be cut gently and with precision. Use the serrated blade of the scissors to engage the tissue firmly but gently.
Smooth Cutting:
With steady and controlled pressure, close the blades smoothly to initiate the cut. The serrations on the blade help to grip and cut both fine and coarse tissues effectively.
Less Traumatic Approach:
Utilize the microsurgical scissors’ design to ensure a less traumatic cutting process. The sharp, serrated blade enables precise cutting with minimal tissue trauma, promoting better healing outcomes.
Handling Fine Tissues:
When cutting fine tissues, adjust the pressure and angle of the scissors to ensure a clean and precise cut without causing undue trauma or damage to delicate structures.
Cleaning and Maintenance:
After use, clean the microsurgical scissors thoroughly using appropriate cleaning solutions and methods. Pay attention to removing any tissue debris or biological material.
Sterilize the scissors according to standard sterilization procedures to prevent infection and cross-contamination.